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The bill's progress through the legislative gauntlet, where several of the President's key programs have previously been whipped to the sidelines, has been enormously helped by the Capitol Hill diplomacy of Treasury Secretary John Connally. Last week, while testifying before the Senate Finance Committee, Connally cannily...
During his last presidential campaign, Richard Nixon denounced "the wave of crime" that he said was sweeping the country. What was needed, he said, was "leadership that will place this problem as the first priority of American business." The Republican nominee characterized Attorney General Ramsey Clark as "soft on crime...
Probably the Administration hopes to restore broken bonds with the universities: maybe it thinks it can convert some of its critics and please its supporters by allowing them a token role in policy formation. Some of these reports are undoubtedly bureaucratic waste destined to line file cabinets. The Columbia study...
"I am not here to be hopeful," declared Lord Goodman, Britain's portly envoy to the breakaway colony of Rhodesia, as he flew into Salisbury for the third time this year. But after two days of talks with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith and his Cabinet, Lord Goodman was...
"Third Force." Not that Ulster's Orangemen were exactly waving the olive branch. Cries mounted last week for an armed "third force"-in addition to the British army and the overwhelmingly Protestant but unarmed Royal Ulster Constabulary-to fight the terrorists of the outlawed Irish Republican Army. One afternoon...